Today, the Knesset is trying to reach an agreement to dissolve itself and hold new elections—which will be the fifth elections in a four-year stretch. The current government’s collapse, initiated by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Alternate Prime Minister Yair Lapid ten days ago, marks the end of a year of stability and a return to the preceding chaos. In conversation with Michael Doran, Jonathan Schachter discusses the reasons the coalition fell apart, what the next elections might hold, and what all this means for Israeli foreign policy. (Audio, 45 minutes.)
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